If HRC currently has 1,770 pledged delegates, and the total needed to obtain the nomination outright in advance of the convention is 2,383 then she needs 613. There are only 781 total pledged available before all the primaries will be over. That means she would need 78% of all remaining pledged delegates if she were to obtain the nomination outright prior to the convention. Does anyone know the truth about this count, because the main stream media doesn't seem to report it. I read or heard somewhere that the DNC has told the media not to be counting the unpledged delegates but they do it anyway.

For a majority, she still needs 256 or 33% of the total pledged available. Does anyone know, with only a majority is the convention still contested? Bernie needs 527, or 67% of what is still coming up, to have a majority.

My understanding is that the unpledged (or super delegates) aren't counted until after the convention starts, and that they can change their votes between now and then as well. I wonder how many will realize that HRC may be unelectable due to the lying and investigations, and decide to vote at the convention for Bernie?

Here are two sites that I have been following:

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/delegate-targets/democ...

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D-PU.phtml

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